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1 Course Sec Title Enrollm ent 8/16 Instructor Description Hours per week Name of TA Special Situations PHYS Physics Colloquium 8 LoSecco, John W 4:00P 6:00P Help speaker setup 3 Joel Griffith Survey Science Courses PHYS Earth Focus 61 Rettig, Terrence Grading 9 Xu Han PHYS Earth Focus Rettig, Terrence Grading 6 Weichuan Li PHYS Principles of Physics I 98 Jessop, Colin Help Session 6 Jared Coughlin PHYS Principles of Physics I Jessop, Colin Grading quizzes 7.5 Yingying Chen PHYS Descriptive Astronomy 32 Mathews, Grant Observatory 9 Chris Matthews PHYS Descriptive Astronomy Mathews, Grant Observatory 6 Aparna Bhattacharya PHYS Descriptive Astronomy Mathews, Grant Observatory 3 Xiao Fang PHYS Descriptive Astronomy Mathews, Grant Grading 6 Aparna Bhattacharya PHYS Descriptive Astronomy Mathews, Grant Grading 0 Xu Han PHYS Elementary Cosmology 25 LoSecco, John Grading 7.5 Yingying Chen PHYS PhysMethods in 31 Collon, Philippe Grading and Help 9 Alison Showalter Art/Archaeology PHYS Energy and Society 54 Aprahamian, Ani Grading and Help 9 Weichuan Li PHYS Energy and Society Aprahamian, Ani Grading and Help 6 Tony Battaglia Multi-Section Service Courses (Grading, Help, Tutorials) PHYS10320 General Physics II 267 Lannon, Kevin In charge XXX PHYS10320 General Physics II Karmgard, Dan Help Session, 6 Anna Woodard PHYS10320 General Physics II Karmgard, Dan Help Session, 6 Yihui Ren PHYS10320 General Physics II Berry, Henry Grading on: 3 Fengqiao Luo PHYS10320 General Physics II Berry, Henry Grading on: 3 Dilhari Peiris PHYS10320 General Physics II Berry, Henry Grading on: 3 Chris Wotta PHYS10320 General Physics II Berry, Henry Grading on: 3 Melinda Varga PHYS10320 General Physics II Berry, Henry Grading on: 3 Nate Kellams Page 1
2 PHYS10320 General Physics II Berry, Henry Grading on: 3 Jixin Si PHYS10320 General Physics II Berry, Henry Grading on: 3 Aparna Bhattacharya PHYS General Physics II Tutorial 14 Berry, Henry T 9:30A 10:20A 3 Brandon Benapfl Brandon Benapfl (CIF) PHYS General Physics II Tutorial 25 Berry, Henry T 9:30A 10:20A 3 Fengqiao Luo Fengqiao Luo (CIF) PHYS General Physics II Tutorial 35 Berry, Henry T 11:00A 11:50A 3 Yihui Ren Yihui Ren (CIF) PHYS General Physics II Tutorial 35 Berry, Henry T 11:00A 11:50A 3 Brandon Benapfl Brandon Benapfl (CIF) PHYS General Physics II Tutorial 33 Berry, Henry T 12:55P 1:45P 3 Yihui Ren Yihui Ren (CIF) PHYS General Physics II Tutorial 29 Berry, Henry T 12:55P 1:45P 3 Anna Woodard Anna Woodard (CIF) PHYS General Physics II Tutorial 34 Berry, Henry T 2:00P 2:50P 3 Yihui Ren Yihui Ren (CIF) PHYS General Physics II Tutorial 30 Berry, Henry T 2:00P 2:50P 3 Anna Woodard Anna Woodard (CIF) PHYS General Physics II Tutorial 25 Berry, Henry T 3:30P 4:20P 3 Fengqiao Luo Fengqiao Luo (CIF) PHYS General Physics II Tutorial 6 Berry, Henry T 3:30P 4:20P 3 Anna Woodard Anna Woodard (CIF) PHYS30210 Physics I 284 Dobrowolska Furdyna, In charge XXX Malgorzata PHYS30210 Physics I Dobrowolska Furdyna, Help Session, 6 Alison Showalter Malgorzata PHYS30210 Physics I Dobrowolska Furdyna, Help Session, 6 Kevin Siegl Malgorzata PHYS30210 Physics I Crawford, Renate Grading on: 3 Kevin Siegl PHYS30210 Physics I Crawford, Renate Grading on: 3 Moran, Michael PHYS30210 Physics I Crawford, Renate Grading on: 3 Anthony Battaglia Page 2
3 PHYS30210 Physics I Crawford, Renate Grading on: 3 Matthias Wolf PHYS30210 Physics I Crawford, Renate Grading on: 3 Michael Planer PHYS30210 Physics I Crawford, Renate Grading on: 3 MacKenzie Warren PHYS30210 Physics I Crawford, Renate Grading on: 3 Will Bauder Single-Section Service Courses (Grading, Help, Tutorials) PHYS General Physics I 117 Livingston, A. Eugene In charge XXX PHYS General Physics I Livingston, A. Eugene Help Session 6 Karen Chamberlin PHYS General Physics I Tutorial 29 Livingston, A. Eugene T 9:30A 10:20A 3 Alex Long Alexander Long (CIF) PHYS General Physics I Tutorial 31 Livingston, A. Eugene Karen Chamberlin (CIF) T 3:30P 4:20P 3 Karen Chamberlin PHYS General Physics I Tutorial 31 Livingston, A. Eugene Karen Chamberlin (CIF) T 5:00P 5:50P 3 Karen Chamberlin PHYS General Physics I Tutorial 26 Livingston, A. Eugene T 3:30P 4:20P 3 Alex Long Alexander Long (CIF) PHYS General Physics I Livingston, A. Eugene Test grading on: 3 Karen Chamberlin PHYS General Physics I Livingston, A. Eugene Test grading on: 3 Madan Lamichhane PHYS General Physics I Livingston, A. Eugene Test grading on: 3 Ed Lamere PHYS General Physics I Livingston, A. Eugene Test grading on: 3 Joel Griffith PHYS General Physics I Livingston, A. Eugene Test grading on: 3 Clark Casarella PHYS Physics II 45 Livingston, A. Eugene In charge XXX PHYS Physics II Livingston, A. Eugene Help Session 6 Alex Long PHYS Physics II Livingston, A. Eugene Test Grading 3 Alex Long PHYS Physics II Livingston, A. Eugene Test Grading 3 Charles Mueller PHYS Physics II Livingston, A. Eugene Test Grading 3 Andrew Nystrom Page 3
4 PHYS Medical Physics 94 Blackstead, Howard Grading and Help 9 Zhou Li PHYS Medical Physics Blackstead, Howard Grading and Help 9 Brendan Benapfl Beginning Laboratories (Service, Majors) PHYS General Physics I 56 Berry, Henry R 12:40P 2:35P 6 Madan Lamichhane PHYS General Physics I Berry, Henry R 12:40P 2:35P 6 Ed Lamere PHYS General Physics I 61 Berry, Henry R 2:50P 4:45P 6 Madan Lamichhane PHYS General Physics I Berry, Henry R 2:50P 4:45P 6 Ed Lamere PHYS General Physics II 85 Saddawi, Shafa R 10:00A 11:55A 6 Xiao Fang PHYS General Physics II Saddawi, Shafa R 10:00A 11:55A 6 Mayukh Gangopadhyay PHYS General Physics II 80 Saddawi, Shafa R 12:40P 2:35P 6 Charlie Mueller PHYS General Physics II Saddawi, Shafa R 12:40P 2:35P 6 Andrew Nystrom PHYS General Physics II 50 Saddawi, Shafa R 2:50P 4:45P 6 Charlie Mueller PHYS General Physics II Saddawi, Shafa R 2:50P 4:45P 6 Andrew Nystrom PHYS General Physics II 52 Saddawi, Shafa F 4:05P 6:00P 6 Xiao Fang PHYS General Physics II PHYS General Physics A M/Mech Lab PHYS General Physics A M/Mech Lab PHYS GenPhysC M/E&M PHYS GenPhysC M/E&M Saddawi, Shafa F 4:05P 6:00P 41 Phillips, Lara F 1:55P 3:50P F 1:55P 3:50P 38 Howk, Jay F 1:55P 3:50P F 1:55P 3:50P 6 Mayukh Gangopadhyay 6 Will Bauder 6 MacKenzie Warren 6 Nate Kellams 6 Jixin Si Page 4
5 PHYS31210 Physics I Berry, Henry (prof in charge) in charge of lab writeups 7.5 Danielle McDermott PHYS Physics I 50 Berry, Henry McDermott, Danielle (CIF) M 12:50P 2:45P PHYS Physics I M 12:50P 2:45P PHYS Physics I 48 M 3:00P 4:55P PHYS Physics I M 3:00P 4:55P PHYS Physics I 26 Frohne, Vicki (CIF) M 7:00P 8:55P PHYS Physics I 50 Berry, Henry T 12:40P 2:35P Mallory Smith (CIF) PHYS Physics I T 12:40P 2:35P PHYS Physics I 46 Berry, Henry T 2:50P 4:45P Mallory Smith (CIF) PHYS Physics I T 2:50P 4:45P PHYS Physics I 19 Frohne, Vicki (CIF) T 7:00P 8:55P PHYS Physics I 47 Berry, Henry W 1:55P 3:50P Kalpani Werellapatha (CIF) PHYS Physics I W 1:55P 3:50P PHYS Physics II 18 Blackstead, Howard M 12:50P 2:45P PHYS Physics II Blackstead, Howard M 12:50P 2:45P PHYS Physics II 26 Blackstead, Howard M 3:00P 4:55P 7.5 Danielle McDermott 6 Michael Planer 7.5 Kalpani Werellapatha 6 Clark Casarella 6 Clark Casarella 7.5 Mallory Smith 6 Michael Moran 7.5 Mallory Smith 6 Michael Planer 6 Michael Moran 7.5 Kalpani Werellapatha 6 Fengqiao Luo 6 Anthony Battaglia 0 Matthias Wolf 0 Anthony Battaglia Page 5
6 PHYS Physics II 26 Blackstead, Howard M 3:00P 4:55P 6 Matthias Wolf Major Courses PHYS General Physics A 41 Hildreth, Michael Grading, Help 6 Will Bauder M/Mechanics PHYS General Physics A Hildreth, Michael Grading, Help 6 MacKenzie Warren M/Mechanics PHYS General Physics A Hildreth, Michael Grading 6 Matthias Wolf M/Mechanics PHYS GenPhysC 38 Tang, Xiao Dong Grading, Help 6 Nate Kellams M/Electrcty&Mag PHYS GenPhysC Tang, Xiao Dong Grading, Help 6 Jixin Si M/Electrcty&Mag PHYS GenPhysC Tang, Xiao Dong Grading 6 Xu Han M/Electrcty&Mag PHYS Mathematical Methods in 31 Caprio, Mark Grading 9 Pokie Olson Phys I PHYS Math Methods in Phys I 9 Caprio, Mark R 11:00A 12:15P 3 Pokie Olson Tutor Olson, Johanna (CIF) tutorial PHYS Math Methods in Phys I 22 Caprio, Mark R 2:00P 3:15P 3 Pokie Olson Tutor Olson, Johanna (CIF) tutorial PHYS Intro to Astrnmy & 17 Phillips, Lara Grading, Help 12 Chris Wotta Astrophyscs PHYS Thermal Physics 22 Delgado, Antonio Grading 12 Melinda Varga PHYS Topics in Modern Physics 17 Ruggiero, Steven Grading 12 Dilhari Peiris II PHYS Electricity & Magnetism 27 Hyder, Anthony Grading 15 Zuohong Li PHYS Mod Observational 2 Howk, Jay 0 None Techniques PHYS Advanced Astrophysics 7 Garnavich, Peter Grading 9 Jared Couglin PHYS Quantum Mechanics I 21 Tanner, Carol Grading 15 Anna McCoy PHYS Senior Seminar 12 Wayne, Mitchell Help, especially with GRE prep 6 Kevin Siegl PHYS Numerical PDE Tech for Sc/Eng Advanced Labs 7 Balsara, Dinshaw Grading, Help 6 Chris Matthews Page 6
7 PHYS Modern Physics 12 Zech, William T 2:00P 2:50P 15 James Matta I PHYS Modern Physics I 12 Zech, William (01) T 3:00P 5:00P(11) R 2:00P 5:00P 0 XXX Graduate Courses (grading if sufficient enrollment) PHYS MathematicalMethods in 24 Kolda, Christopher Grading Graduate Homework 15 Bryan Ostdiek Physics PHYS MathematicalMethods in Kolda, Christopher Grading Graduate Homework 6 Zhou Li Physics PHYS Classical Mechanics 18 Bunker, Bruce Grading Graduate Homework 15 Ali Snedden PHYS Quantum Mechanics I 19 Janko, Boldizsar Grading Graduate Homework 15 Dipanjan Ray PHYS Introduction to 17 Mathews, Grant Grading Graduate Homework Astrophysics PHYS Intro to Atomic Physics 17 Sapirstein, Jonathan Grading Graduate Homework PHYS Intro to Condensed 17 Newman, Kathie Grading Graduate Homework Matter Phys PHYS Electrodynamics 12 Newman, Kathie Grading Graduate Homework 7.5 Valentino Constantinou PHYS Electrodynamics Newman, Kathie Grading Graduate Homework 3 Mayukh Gangopadhyay PHYS Statistical 18 Toroczkai, Zoltan Grading Graduate Homework 15 Alejandro de la Puente Thermodynamics PHYS Quantum Field Theory I 7 Sapirstein, Jonathan Grading Graduate Homework 9 Joel Griffith PHYS Nuclear Physics 7 Frauendorf, Stefan Grading Graduate Homework 7.5 Valentino Constantinou Page 7
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